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Thanks to Arleen from the carverswoodshop for the inspiration on the star. The spoon is made from pine. The star was farly simple to carve.
__________________ Rick in MI Carrying on my Grandmother's legacy |
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Nice job Rick! Dave |
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Thanks Dave
__________________ Rick in MI Carrying on my Grandmother's legacy |
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Neat star Rick! Are you going to put a finish on it?
__________________ Terry It is what it is. > Ziva **** I yam what I yam. > Popeye |
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I think I may paint it red
__________________ Rick in MI Carrying on my Grandmother's legacy |
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I am carving a bunch of those stars for Xmas ornaments for the grandkids. They are fun. I would like a finish that does not completely cover the wood features; something translucent maybe, Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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I like em Rick! A red wooden spoon would look great. Thanks for sharing them. Stan Any acrylic paint should do the trick. On a scrap piece of wood try the paint full strength, then full strength where you wiped it off while it was still wet. Then try it watered down 1/2 (1 part paint - 2 parts water). Try it 1/4. Try it 1/8. Try wiping/not wiping. Try 2 water downed coats (washes). What to you like best? Try this for each colour you are using as opacity/translucence will vary from colour to colour. Hope this helps. Jay |
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Thanks Jay. Sounds like a good plan. Personally I do not like carving that are painted so that they look like a plastic molded piece. Yah, I know that color adds, but what price is paid.
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Nice job Rick. Safe carving. Paul
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Yay for Rick! Yay for Arleen!
__________________ Ken ------------------------------------- Another day, another Santa! *<[]:о)}} |
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